用法パターン:
to qualify for [something]
She qualified for the finals after winning her heat.
Miután megnyerte az előfutamát, bejutott a döntőbe.
You must earn at least $50,000 a year to qualify for the program.
Legalább évi 50 000 dollárt kell keresned ahhoz, hogy jogosult legyél a programra.
He finally qualified for the national team.
We don't qualify for free healthcare under the current rules.
学習者向け例文
I qualified for the race.
Kvalifikáltam magam a versenyre.
She qualifies for the new job.
Megfelel az új állás feltételeinek.
They qualify for free food.
You qualify for the game.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse 'qualify' with 'quality'. They are unrelated in meaning.
意味
Meet necessary requirements
コロケーション
qualify for a job
|qualify for benefits
|qualify for the final
|qualify for a loan
|qualify for the Olympics
類義語
be eligible (More formal; often used in legal or administrative contexts.)
対義語
be disqualified (Means to be declared not allowed to take part, usually after failing to meet rules.)
テーマ
career
|sports
|education
|work
|business
定義
To have or get the right skills, experience, or conditions needed for something.
To meet the necessary conditions or standards to take part in something or to be chosen for something.
用法パターン:
to qualify as [a profession]
After six years of study, she finally qualified as a doctor.
Hat év tanulás után végre orvosi diplomát szerzett.
He qualified as a pilot last year.
Tavaly pilótaképesítést szerzett.
You need to pass all modules to qualify as an engineer.
学習者向け例文
I want to qualify as a nurse.
Ápolói képesítést szeretnék szerezni.
She qualified as a teacher last year.
Tavaly tanári képesítést szerzett.
He will qualify as a chef soon.
よくある間違い:
Learners may forget to use 'as' before the profession title.
意味
Gain official certification
コロケーション
qualify as a doctor
|qualify as a lawyer
|qualify as a teacher
類義語
certify (Often used for the formal act of giving official status after meeting requirements.)
対義語
fail (To not succeed in passing the required exams or training.)
テーマ
career
|education
|work
定義
To finish study or training and be allowed to work in a job.
To successfully complete exams or training so that you are officially allowed to work in a particular profession.
用法パターン:
to qualify [a statement/remark]
I should qualify my earlier statement by noting that prices vary by region.
Árnyalnom kellene a korábbi kijelentésemet azzal a megjegyzéssel, hogy az árak régiónként eltérnek.
He qualified his praise with some criticism.
Dicséretét némi kritikával árnyalta.
The minister qualified her comments after public backlash.
学習者向け例文
He qualified his answer with an example.
Egy példával pontosította a válaszát.
She qualified her opinion with facts.
Tényekkel árnyalta a véleményét.
I qualified my statement about the weather.
よくある間違い:
Learners may confuse this meaning with 'to pass an exam'; here it is about changing how strong a statement is.
意味
Add limits to statement
コロケーション
qualify a claim
|qualify a remark
|qualify an opinion
類義語
modify (More general; means to change something, not only limit it.)
対義語
emphasize (To make something stronger instead of limiting it.)
テーマ
communication
|logic
|core_vocabulary
定義
To change what you say so it is less strong or more exact.
To make a statement less strong or less general by adding details, conditions, or exceptions.
用法パターン:
to qualify [someone/something] as [adjective/noun]
The law qualifies such acts as criminal offenses.
A törvény az ilyen cselekményeket bűncselekménynek minősíti.
Would you qualify this behavior as rude?
Udvariatlannak minősítenéd ezt a viselkedést?
They qualified the event as a success.
学習者向け例文
I qualify this book as boring.
Unalmasnak tartom ezt a könyvet.
We qualify the plan as good.
Jónak tartjuk a tervet.
She qualifies his words as rude.
意味
Describe as having quality
コロケーション
qualify someone as incompetent
|qualify something as urgent
類義語
classify (Means to put into a category; not always about qualities.)
対義語
disqualify (In some contexts, means to declare not suitable or lacking qualities.)
テーマ
language
|communication
|core_vocabulary
定義
To say that someone or something has a quality.
To describe or regard someone or something as having a particular quality or attribute.